The Adaptive Communications and Signal Processing
(ACSP) Group at Cornell focusses on fundamental
research in the intersection of statistical inference, signal processing, networks, and information theory.
Currently, we are investigating theoretical and
practical issues of wireless communications and networking,
anonymous networking and security, statistical inference in random networks, timing analysis of wireless networks, and multi-agent
distributed sensing and control.
We welcome
potential MS/PhD students who are interested in theoretical
research and have a strong background in mathematics or theoretical
computer science. Backgrounds in communications, control theory, and signal processing are helpful but not necessary.
Current
projects
Selected recent publications